US EditionIt's Snake Day. Louisiana Experts Explain Why You Should Protect and Not Kill Them.
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The Advocate
It's Snake Day. Louisiana experts explain why you should protect and not kill them.
For World Snake Day, The Advocate spoke with local experts about what residents should know about the misunderstood reptiles that play a critical role in the ecosystem.
On the world day of the snake, expert Helga Happ informs about native biodiversity. Not only in Styria, but also in Carinthia, snake crosses were found. Heuer made a snake-sensation finding in Styria: Four specimens could not be clearly determined, as reported, "because they are neither horn vipers nor cross otters, but a mixture of both species. This is very rare and it has been discussed for decades whether a cross is even possible," explains …
World Snake Day is celebrated around the world on 16 July. The goal of this date is to raise awareness of the importance of these reptiles in ecosystems and promote their conservation. Snakes play a crucial role in controlling populations of rodents and other small animals, helping to maintain ecological balance. However, many species are in danger due to habitat loss, poaching and negative perception of them, often fuelled by myths and unfounde…
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